Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Cruises continue to closely monitor the path and progress of Tropical Storm Noel to ensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable cruises, and to make certain our ships steer clear of the storm. 

The safety of our guests and crew is always the foremost concern of Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Cruises. 

Given Tropical Storm Noel’s location and projected path, Royal Caribbean is currently providing itinerary updates regarding three ships.  Azamara Cruises is currently altering the itinerary of one ship. Celebrity Cruises is not currently altering the itineraries of any ships: 

AZAMARA CRUISES

 The October 26, sailing of Azamara Quest did not return to Miami as scheduled, October 31. Instead, the ship sailed to the Port of Tampa where it concluded its cruise this morning.  Azamara Cruises is providing complimentary motor coach transportation for debarking guests to return to South Florida. 

Guests scheduled on the October 31, sailing of Azamara Quest should still come to the Port of Miami for check-in as planned, Wednesday.  After checking-in, complimentary motor coach transportation will be provided to take guests to the Port of Tampa.  Azamara Quest will not make its scheduled port call in Port Antonio, Jamaica, Thursday; instead, the ship will visit George Town, Cayman Islands, Thursday; and continue its itinerary as scheduled, Friday.  The October 31, sailing of Azamara Quest will conclude at the Port of Miami as scheduled, November 12, 2007.

ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL

 Ships sailing from Port Canaveral:

Sovereign of the Seas will not make its scheduled port call in Nassau, Bahamas, Wednesday.  Instead, the ship will visit Key West, Florida, Wednesday; will be at sea, Thursday; and return to Port Canaveral as scheduled, Friday.

Ships sailing from the Port of Miami:

Freedom of the Seas reversed the order of its ports of call, and will now visit George Town, Cayman Islands, Wednesday; and Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Thursday.  The ship will not visit Labadee, Haiti, Friday, due to a berthing conflict.  Instead, it will spend two days at sea, Friday and Saturday, before returning to the Port of Miami as scheduled, Sunday. 

Majesty of the Seas will not make its scheduled port call in Coco Cay, Bahamas, Wednesday.  Instead, the ship will visit Cozumel, Mexico, Wednesday; will be at sea, Thursday; and return to the Port of Miami as scheduled, Friday.

CELEBRITY CRUISES

Celebrity Cruises is not currently altering the itineraries of any ships.

At this time, no other Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises or Azamara Cruises’ ships are being adversely impacted by tropical weather.  Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Cruises will continue to closely monitor weather conditions and update this information at 12 p.m. Thursday.

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